Dining Chairs

A good dining chair should be comfortable, complement your decor, and be durable enough to withstand regular use. Overall, there are several contributing factors that can help you choose your perfect dining chair. Consider the following when choosing your new dining chairs to ensure that they suit your requirements:

• Comfort: A good dining chair should be comfortable to sit in for extended periods of time, with adequate padding and support for your back.
• Style: Good chairs should complement the overall design aesthetic of your dining room or kitchen. Alternately they can be contrasting and used as a stand-out feature.
• Durability: Dining chairs should be made of high-quality materials that can withstand frequent use and last for many years.
• Size: The size of the chair should be appropriate for the size of the table and the space in which it will be placed. 
• Ease of maintenance: Chairs with easy-to-clean surfaces can make maintenance much simpler.
• Stability: Dining chairs should be sturdy and stable, with a strong base and legs that can support the weight of any user.
• Ergonomics: Chairs should be designed to support proper posture and reduce strain on the body. If this is important to you, arms can provide unparalleled comfort.

Reupholstering a dining chair can be a rewarding project that allows you to fix any damage, update the look of your furniture, and extend its lifespan. While the DIY route is an affordable option, it is obviously a time consuming and challenging way to refresh your dining room. For a more professional finish, you could hire a local upholster, though often this option ends up costing much more than simply purchasing a new set of dining chairs.

There are several factors that can contribute to a good dining chair, including:

Comfort: A good dining chair should be comfortable to sit in for extended periods of time, with adequate padding and support for your back.

Durability: Dining chairs should be made of high-quality materials that can withstand frequent use and last for many years.

Style: A good dining chair should complement the overall design aesthetic of your dining room or kitchen.

Size: The size of the chair should be appropriate for the size of the table and the space in which it will be placed.

Ease of maintenance: Chairs with easy-to-clean surfaces or removable covers can make cleaning and maintenance much simpler.

Stability: The chair should be sturdy and stable, with a strong base and legs that can support the weight of the user.

Ergonomics: Chairs should be designed to support proper posture and reduce strain on the body.

Consider these factors when choosing a dining chair to ensure that it fits your needs and preferences.

A general rule of thumb is to leave around 24 inches (60 cm) of space between each dining chair. This provides comfortable seating and allows ease of movement for people. Of course, this can vary based on the size of the chairs, table, and the space available in the dining area. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and therefore all of our product listings include dimensions to help you plan your ideal space. It's important to consider the overall layout and traffic flow of your room when determining the distance between dining chairs.

Fabric dining chairs can get dirty easily if they are not properly maintained. Fabric can absorb spills and stains more easily than other materials. However, if the fabric is treated with a stain-resistant finish or if it is made from a high-quality, easy-to-clean fabric, then it may be less prone to staining. It is also important to regularly clean the chairs by vacuuming or brushing off any dust and dirt, and to promptly attend to any spills or stains.

To revive velvet upholstery on a dining chair, you can follow these steps:

Use a soft-bristled brush to gently remove any surface dirt or debris from the velvet.
Place a garment steamer about 6 inches away from the velvet and gently steam the fabric. This will help to remove any wrinkles or creases and also revive the texture of the velvet.
If there are any stains or marks on the velvet, try using a specialized velvet cleaner or a mild detergent mixed with water. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
After cleaning, allow the velvet to air dry completely.
To help maintain the condition of the velvet, avoid placing the chair in direct sunlight or near sources of heat, as this can cause the fabric to fade or become brittle over time.
With these steps, you should be able to revive the velvet upholstery on your dining chair and keep it looking beautiful for years to come.

To keep your bar stools looking their best, you want to clean them regularly. Depending on your choice of dining chair, the different materials require different methods of cleaning. To make this simple, we’ve created a buying guide which includes detailed recommendations on how to clean your bar stools.

Our dining chairs do not come assembled, but we provide all the items you need to do so. You can also email our support team at [email protected] for further information or instructions.

 The standard seat height for a dining chair is 45–48 cm, suitable for dining tables approximately 74–76 cm high. This ensures comfortable legroom and proper posture during meals.

Look for chairs with padded seats, lumbar support, and armrests. High-back designs or models with memory foam are exceptionally comfortable for elderly users.

Yes! Modern and trendy styles feature clean lines, luxe finishes, and unique materials like blush velvet or stone hues. Perfect for updating your dining space.

Dining chairs with arms offer more support and are great for long dinners or formal settings. Upholstered or leather options provide a sophisticated and comfortable seating experience.

 UK buyers can find great selections at stores like Lakeland Furniture. Look out for seasonal sales, clearance events, and bundle deals on sets.